Los Angeles stands in front of a bitter complaint after the officer had seriously injured two brothers when crashed

Two brothers face a hard fight after an officer of the police authority in Los Angeles banged into her car while driving far beyond the speed limit.

The collision happened on June 4, 2024 in the 5600 block of the Balboa Boulevard N. The video of the officer's Dash camera showed how he traveled 80 miles per hour in a 40 -mile zone shortly before he fell against the victims. The violent crash flowed Stephen and Richard Paper (74 and 76) in their cars. After saving her, the fire brigade from Los Angeles brought her to the hospital in a critical condition. The brothers' injuries required months of stay in the hospital.

The LAPD examination showed that the official caused the crash and that his “speed for this crash was to blame”. During a deposition, however, the official refused to admit that he accelerated or caused the crash. The officer was part of a street -racing force force of the Valley traffic department. According to the LAPD, he was not activated at the time of the crash.

Paper Brothers' lawyers said that the officer had called 60 times on his fifth change in change when he was asked about anything about the collision, including how quickly he drove.

Two months after the crash, they submitted a lawsuit against the city and have since been locked up in a bitter legal dispute. The brothers' lawyer claims that they have not reached a settlement and believe that the city's lawyer has a ulterior motive.

“The La City lawyer is currently going to Sacramento to propose laws that would change the law in California to immunize public institutions such as the city of LA in civil lawsuits,” said lawyer Robert Glassman. “She is shopping up there for an invoice that would be limited in cases.”

The Bill Glassman mentioned would limit payments in connection with pain and suffering on triple monetary value or $ 1 million. The draft law is similar to the laws in 38 other countries.

The public prosecutor's office in LA, the public prosecutor, who did not comment on legal disputes, but have made a copy of the proposal to the state legislator available.